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Hutson Inc. Names Casey Seymour Senior Vice President of Asset Management

Murray, Ky.— Hutson Inc., a John Deere dealership group with 27 locations across Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, and Michigan, announced July 28 that Casey Seymour has been named Senior Vice President of Asset Management, effective August 1, 2026. Seymour will be based at the company’s Murray, Kentucky office. Hutson Inc. was the 2023 Farm Equipment Dealership of the Year. 

In the role, Seymour will lead Hutson’s asset management strategy across the organization, including used equipment valuation, inventory management, and remarketing.

Seymour joins Hutson from Farm Journal Media, where he served as Vice President of Machinery. He is the founder of the Moving Iron Podcast and Summit, which has become a premier industry gathering for used equipment professionals, and is a longtime contributor to Farm Equipment, where his “Ask the Expert” column has covered used equipment remarketing for years. Earlier in his career, Seymour spent nearly two decades in dealership roles spanning sales and equipment operations.

“We couldn’t be more excited to welcome Casey to Hutson,” said Scott Miller, Chief Executive Officer of Hutson Inc. “He has built a national reputation helping dealers get the used equipment side of the business right, and adding a leader of his caliber makes us better for our customers and our team.” 

“Casey has spent his career thinking about the used equipment side of this business as deeply as anyone in the industry,” said Brandon Taylor, Chief Operating Officer and CFO of Hutson Inc. “Bringing that experience in-house strengthens how we manage equipment assets for our customers and our stores, and we’re glad to have him on the team.” 

“I’ve spent years talking with dealers across the country about what disciplined asset management looks like, and Hutson is an organization that takes it seriously,” said Seymour. “I’m looking forward to getting to work with this team.” 

Hutson Inc. is on the Farm Equipment Dealer 100™ (a ranking of the top 100 North American farm equipment dealers — by number of locations, which provides information on total and ag stores, brands, geographies served, employees, history, executives and ownership/company profile information.

Source : Farm Equipment

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